Dozens of Jaguar crossovers, the price of which is falling rapidly, found in UK landfill. Photo

The premium electric crossovers Jaguar I-Pace have fallen in price dramatically in the secondary market over the past few years. Already problematic cars are now can now be found in landfills. This is evidenced by the photos.

The details are reported by Carscoops. The photos of a Jaguar I-Pace in a landfill in the UK attracted attention. The author showed dozens of useless cars. Many copies of the Jaguar I-Pace model were found to be defective at one time, and then the manufacturer announced large-scale recall campaigns.

For example, at the end of 2024, a serious problem was found in the crossover. It turned out to be quite simple: the risk of a battery pack catching fire. This is a common issue for any electric car, but a very serious one.

The manufacturer recommended charging the I-Pace on the street and parking the electric car away from buildings and structures.

Interestingly, the loss of value is not unique to Jaguar. Over the past few years, the once expensive premium crossover Audi e-tron quattro has fallen in price dramatically too - today it can be bought at a price lower than a new Nissan Leaf.